Dancer names
rl27
I have noticed a trend of a lot of dancers with same or similar names or the same initials. For example on a recent trip I heard all the following names at one club.
First club had a preponderances of J's.
Jayda, Jayla, Jennifer, Jenni, Jewel, Julia, Jessica, Jessi and Jasmine.
Not memorable at all. I couldn't give you a description of one of them.
Second club a bunch of Al's
Alara, Alanna, Allie, Alyra, Alexis, Alexandra, Alex.
Not to mention Amy and Arya (Game of Thrones fan I guess).
Years ago clubs were careful to make sure dancer names were unique. To this day at one of my favorite clubs one of the best groups of dancers were named.
Karen, Nevaeh, Diamond, Mercedes, Alexis, Lana, Brenda, Sterling, Bryce, Jessie, Monique, Diana and Stephanie.
First club had a preponderances of J's.
Jayda, Jayla, Jennifer, Jenni, Jewel, Julia, Jessica, Jessi and Jasmine.
Not memorable at all. I couldn't give you a description of one of them.
Second club a bunch of Al's
Alara, Alanna, Allie, Alyra, Alexis, Alexandra, Alex.
Not to mention Amy and Arya (Game of Thrones fan I guess).
Years ago clubs were careful to make sure dancer names were unique. To this day at one of my favorite clubs one of the best groups of dancers were named.
Karen, Nevaeh, Diamond, Mercedes, Alexis, Lana, Brenda, Sterling, Bryce, Jessie, Monique, Diana and Stephanie.
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last commentI tend to forget dancer names quickly. If a dancer introduces herself to me - it usually goes in one ear and out the other.
I’ve been visiting a club with Latina and Eastern European dancers (and a few Americans) - it’s interesting to hear the different pronunciations of the names.
So whats in a name?
ie: Brandi M. Brandi C. Morgan H. Morgan A.
It was a very rare occasion the two girls worked on the same shift, but the initials actually helped with a lot of confusion. Unless you forget which letter belongs to which dancer.
I asked her if her sisters names were Bambi and Destiny.
She didn’t think it was funny.
Which points out why this isn't a good idea, but whoever said club managers and dancers make good decisions.
The PA I saw for my physical a week ago is named Monique, which is the name of both a past favorite dancer and one of my ATF FBSM girls. The PA was young, cute (pixie hair cut with cute ears and a nice neck), had an ankle and wrist tattoo, and was showing some nice cleavage.
@skibum my CFs real name is also a stripper name and another dancer in her club uses it. I can hardly remember what my CFs stage name is.
I remember a couple girls at Follies telling me some interesting ones, like:. Easy, Opportunity, things along those lines
Well doesn't a Mexican firefighter always need to have a bunch of joses at the ready?
*tip your waitresses, and try the veal...*
I've wondered on several occasions if dancers realize how common the stage name "Unique" has become.
I was at the Hiliter a while back. There are so many dancers that they usually have to double up on a name like "Honey". When called to the stage a girl will be summoned as "Honey II(2) to the stage, Honey II!"
No shit, I am not embellishing one bit, but after some time has gone by in that shift visit so I hear the dj speak, "Honey III(3) to the stage, Honey III(3)!"
That was funny. Wish I was high when at the club.
Do they have a "fake real" name for the lames that ask their real name?